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Mercuria acquires German biofuel plant 
Biofuel Review | Mon, Nov 23
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Mercuria Energy has acquired 3B Biofuels Gmbh Co. KG, a leading European bio-diesel refinery with 250,000 MT of fully operational production capacity it was announced today (23rd November). The plant is located in Brunsbuttel, Germany, at the confluence of the Elbe River and the Kiel ca...
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